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SHEA Power Training Course

The SHEA Power training course is designed for individuals working within the power sector who require access to operational sites and regulated environments. It is particularly relevant for workers involved in electricity systems, network infrastructure, and live power distribution environments where strict health, safety, and environmental standards apply.

Our EUSR SHEA Power course typically runs online via a virtual classroom, with a trainer guiding you through the material throughout. If you’d rather attend in person, classroom delivery is available subject to minimum numbers. Just get in touch and we’ll arrange a date that works.

Course Price
£155.00
Course Duration
1 Day
Suitability:

The SHEA Power course is typically required for individuals working within:

  • Power generation and distribution
  • Electricity systems
  • Overhead lines
  • Underground cables
  • Network components
  • Operational sites within the utilities sector

If your role involves working near live electricity systems, supporting infrastructure upgrades, or undertaking utilities work within regulated environments, EUSR SHEA Power registration is commonly mandatory. The qualification ensures you understand power industry hazards, electrical safety rules, and how to identify and control risks in high-risk workplace settings.

Holding a valid registration helps demonstrate technical competence and ensures compliance with industry standards before site access is granted.

Price Includes:

We offer both the full SHEA Power course and the SHEA Power renewal option to support continued compliance for individuals working on power infrastructure projects.

This course includes:

  • Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR) registration
  • A CSCS-affiliated virtual card (included in the course fee)
  • A physical smart card (available upon request for an additional £10 per person)
  • Full access to all learning materials and dedicated trainer support
  • Certification Validity: 3 years from the date of course completion.

Note: All course fees are subject to VAT. We recommend scheduling your renewal training before your current expiry date to maintain an active registration status.

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SHEA Power Training Course – 1 Day EUSR Approved Training

At Jason Rowley Training, the SHEA Power course provides the essential safety, health and environmental awareness required to work safely on operational power network sites across the UK.

Designed for power engineers, contractors and utilities workers, this 1-day course supports site access requirements and registration on the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR).

Successful delegates receive a recognised SHEA Power card, demonstrating compliance with utilities network standards.

Whether you are booking your initial course or renewing your existing SHEA Power registration, this training helps maintain eligibility to work on power infrastructure projects.

Modules What you will learn Industry Application
1 Understanding Workplace Responsibilities Legal frameworks, employee and employer duties, and safe systems of work within power environments. Applies to all individuals accessing operational power sites.
2 Environmental Awareness Environmental impact, sustainability considerations, and regulatory responsibilities. Relevant across utilities and power infrastructure projects.
3 Identifying and Controlling Risks Hazard recognition and application of control measures in operational settings. Supports proactive safety behaviour in electrical environments.
4 Common Workplace Hazards Identification of physical hazards and appropriate control methods. Required knowledge for safe site access under CSCS-affiliated standards.
5 Occupational Health Hazards Understanding long-term health risks and mitigation strategies. Protects workforce wellbeing across power projects.
6 Responding to Emergencies Emergency response behaviours, reporting, and enforcement awareness. Critical for compliance within operational power sites.
7 Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution How electricity moves across the network via substations, overhead lines, and underground cables. Power engineers and contractors working on network infrastructure.
8 Power Industry Hazards Electrical safety rules, authorisation procedures, and hazards such as shock, burns, and arcing. Individuals working around live electrical systems.

 

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